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**Pynctyncroast** · 03-22-2011, 08:46 PM

If your stroke is straight back and straight through, I'd get the center shafted 2 ball putter. I love mine.

Have you checked your setup with your putter? Is the toe up or down? Is the sole flat on the ground?

Another thing to practice with is lining up the lettering of the ball, like "" with your target line. When you putt, the lettering should stay centered. This will help you see if you are pushing or pulling your putts. It also helps with alighment.

I practice my distance control using a ball marker. I putt to the ball marker and make sure it passes it by 12-18". The cup looks huge after putting to a ball marker.

03-22-2011, 08:46 PM	#15
Pynctyncroast Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 385 Senior Member	If your stroke is straight back and straight through, I'd get the center shafted 2 ball putter. I love mine. Have you checked your setup with your putter? Is the toe up or down? Is the sole flat on the ground? Another thing to practice with is lining up the lettering of the ball, like "" with your target line. When you putt, the lettering should stay centered. This will help you see if you are pushing or pulling your putts. It also helps with alighment. I practice my distance control using a ball marker. I putt to the ball marker and make sure it passes it by 12-18". The cup looks huge after putting to a ball marker.
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